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On July 2, 2019, I booked an order, namely - Asomex AT 2.5 MG, Sartel 40 MG, Geminor M1, & Geminor M2 as regular diabetes and hypertension medicines for my 73-year-old aged mother via the Medlife mobile website. Three days later, their delivery boy hands over a package, which my mother opened to find the following discrepancies -
1. Instead of Asomex AT (2.5 MG), which is a higher strength Systolic BP controlling medicine, Asomex 2.5 MG got sent.
2. Asomex 2.5 MG had INR 83 printed as the M.R.P. and yet, these conniving frauds charged INR 158 on the actual bill, which is the cost of the originally ordered Asomex AT.
3. In place of Geminor M2 (plain) these dim-witted dunces delivered Geminor M 2 (Forte) that is a higher strength dosage.
Despite registering a formal complaint, both through their email - [protected]@medlife.com and by calling their customer care number[protected] on Saturday, dated 6.07.2019 and being assured an immediate replacement on the same day, nothing has happened till date. Frequent email reminders are to no avail, too.
In medicine, pharmaceutical businesses, online or physical ones, are an extension of the hospital, constituting as the integral cog in any nation's healthcare sphere. Any lackadaisical misdemeanour or even a slight misjudgement shall prove fatal. In this case, there's not merely sheer medical negligence, but a brazen sense of infallibility etched deeply within these high-flying start-ups that tweak to usurp a country's law as their patrimony.
Unless we stand up as united to highlight the deception, misrepresentation, and connivance of such nefarious element within our society, the very notion of community or nationhood will lay shattered in specks smaller than grains of sand on a desolated Island.
Medlife customer support has been notified about the posted complaint.